<p>I’m just curious about what percentage of people fail per year? By fail, I mean just simply not meeting the 2.0 GPA requirement or whatever requirements the school has passed in order for the student to stay in school (whether they are already on probation or not).</p>
<p>Well, when I was in my second year in college, I failed all my exams the first time I took them…
Until resits I had a 37% average.
It happens… but we have a slightly different system here. GPA doesn’t carry from year to year.</p>
<p>check your schools 4year graduation percentage; it should be pretty close (some people leave voluntarily and others graduate in 5 but…)</p>
<p>Idk…they try to scare ppl and say that a lot fail out. to tell you the truth the kids who do fail are the ones who go to college expecting it to be like high school with more parties. they end up skipping class and eventually failing. I think its probably nothing to worry about if you try hard enough.</p>
<p>Oh I’m fine. Not failing here. Just curious about the percentage rates if there are any.</p>
<p>I think it’s pretty hard to fail. I go to a pretty good public school and I had a roommate freshman year who actually had a 1.5 GPA. However, she NEVER went to class. Then, she slept through 2, yes, I repeat, 2 exams for the SAME class, and went out most weeknights. You have to try to fail in college. If you want to be there and watn to learn at least something, you won’t fail. If partying/sleeping is consuming someone’s life so much that they are failing, that person should probably get help for an alcohol/drug problem or severe depression. Failing at college takes work.</p>
<p>Yup I can see that. Not to brag, but I have a 4.0 GPA so far and it wasn’t like I worked too hard for it. I just wanted to know the percentages as far as how many freshman fail out every year (or anyone really)?</p>